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Rip It Up, Issue 71, 1 June 1983, Page 34

RARE SEX PISTOLS FOR SALE Indecent exposure, Spunk, first US show. Also Exploited live (clear vinyl) & Cockney Rejects greatest hits Vol 3. Best offers, write to J. Harris, 16 Selwyn Cres, Milford 9, Auckland. BRITISH TITS EP The above group has released its 6-track EP. Send $4.50 p & p to lan, 1/16 James K. Baxter Place, Christchurch 2. LAST 20 COPIES OF J V HULSEN LP Called ‘© One’, at $8 from; B Ensllin, PO Box 39-313, Auckland West. FLUTE FOR SALE Rudall & Carte flute, S4OO. Ph Julie 792-880, Auckland (work). RARITIES - LIVE AND STUDIO Kid Creole, Blondie, Pink Floyd, David Bowie, New Order, Joy Division, the Fall, PIL, UK Subs, Sex Pistols. Small item list available from June 28th. Send sae to 'And Then Again’, cl -11 Ranfurly Rd, Feilding. SQUIRMSONGS CASSETTE 6 songs, 20 minutes, $5.00 pp. From: Squirm, PO Box 47-295, Ponsonby, Auckland. LAST LAUGH CASSETTE PRODUCTIONS Fetus Productions, Self Manipulation $6, Schmeel Bros, Yabbayabba $6. Peking Man Animal Instincts (8 track live) $6. Coming soon, Missing Tremble compilation. PO Box 6884 Wellesley St, Auckland. BLIND DATE & BLAMS SINGLES WANTED 'Don’t Fight It Marsha’ by Blam Blam Blam and ‘Don’t Let it Get to You’, ‘Local Dance' by Blind Date. Contact D. Harper, 71 Withells Rd, Christchurch. GETTING MOST OUT OF YOUR VOICE? Musicians, singers, actors do you want to improve your singing? Phone me, Robyn Hill, 693-969 evngs or write to Box 16-103. Sandringham. IMPROVE YOUR SINGING & PERFORMANCE Book available with much information. Send $6.99 to; Robyn Hill, PO Box 16-103, Sandringham. Auck. I BUY RECORD COLLECTIONS Record collections wanted. Top cash price given. Phone 799-975. GUITARIST & KEYBOARDS WANTED To form new Band playing original music. No time wasters. Phone Chris 568-384 or Norman 699-991. RUMOURS' FROM PACE 6 ska, funk, blues with emphasis on good time dance music. Radio U, plagued by bad luck this year, was off air for two weeks when yet another aerial was rendered useless, this time by wind. But supporters rallied round: Zanzibars had a Saturday benefit night, with door charges going to station and the following week five bands donated their services to raise money at the Gladstone. The station's compilation cassette